I wanted to programmatically create a hash rule in accordance with the Software Restriction Policy for Windows using C # / VB, Powershell, WMI or anything that might work. Has anyone ever tried this before?
This will not be a specific answer, but you can manage GPOs using PowerShell. I found a link to an article from TechNet Magazine, Simplify Group Policy Administration with Windows PowerShell ( Here is the link to download the code ).
If you have a 2008 R2 server, PowerShell has a group object module function that you can enable.
I also found this set of GPO cmdlets on GPOGUY.com.
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